Radiant Savings

Solar can save you up to 90% on your monthly electric bill! Customers report saving as much as $2,000 per year in energy bill savings alone.

Cash in On Government Incentives

Get up to 30% of the cost of installation back from the government on your taxes! The bigger the system, the bigger the savings.

Power Up Property Values

For each dollar saved, you can add up to $20 to the appraised value of your home. This could be tens of thousands of dollars!

Solar Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated

How It Works

Make an Appointment

We find the best solar installation companies near you. We need your name, address, current average monthly bill, phone and email.

Consultation On Your Project

Our network of solar installers see how many solar panels your home needs based on your responses to our solar survey.

Get the Best Deal on Solar

Choose how many solar companies contact you with quotes to get the best price possible

Find Pros Instantly

Our solar professionals reach out and provide you with estimates via email, phone or text. Ask them about deals and rebates!

Unleash Your Energy Independence

Solar panels are highly reliable, have minimal maintenance costs and last a long time - which makes them a solid investment. Imagine being the only house on the block with power when disaster strikes!

Solar Saves Homeowners

So Much!

Lower Your Utilities

The average United States utility bill averages between $150-200 per month! Utility rates have doubled or tripled in the last few years - isn’t it time to cut out the middleman and use the sun? Homeowners report savings of up to $2,000 per year by going solar.

Sun Power Your Home

The sun is the cleanest, most abundant resource on earth! There are no peak hours. No need to worry about it going out. No outdated power grids. This gives you security in even the worst weather conditions.

Solar is the Future

Installers use high quality solar panels and high quality equipment. Warranties cover parts and maintenance for any parts in the event of bad weather. Also - solar panels don’t “break.” They simply lose efficiency over time.

Government Incentives Can Save You Tens of Thousands INSTANTLY

We make going solar even more irresistible with government incentives, tax credits, and rebates.

Our experts guide homeowners through the process, ensuring they take full advantage of all savings opportunities.

It makes your transition to solar smart AND financially savvy.

Unlock the Power of Solar Energy

Discover How Solar Panels Work For You

Think of solar panels as special mats that we put on roofs. They are really good at catching sunlight, just like how a sponge soaks up water. Here's what happens next:

Sunlight to Electricity:

When the sun shines on these panels, they turn the sunlight into electricity. It's like magic!

Using the Electricity:

This electricity then travels through wires into your house. It can be used to turn on your lights, TV, and fridge.

Extra Energy:

If the panels make more electricity

than you need, it can be stored in a battery for later or sent back to a big pool of electricity that everyone uses.

So, solar panels are like sun-catching mats that help turn sunlight into electricity for your house!

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Switch to Solar?

Aside from saving money on electric bills, getting a huge tax incentive and adding property value; solar is great for the environment!

Should I Install Solar if My Roof Is Old?

For many homeowners, it’s advisable to get a roof quote at the same time as you get a solar quote to make sure that there are no defects on your roof. However, solar panels themselves are very light and simple to install - so you don’t need to have a brand new roof.

How Do Solar Panels Work?

Sunlight travels through the solar panels on your roof, activating specially charged wires inside the glass surface. The wires create currents of electricity that are converted into the type of power your home uses (AC) via the use of an inverter and batteries.

How Long Do Solar Panels Last?

Most solar panels have 25 year warranties, but many panels last longer than that. They don’t “break” in the typical fashion, they simply lose fractional efficiency over time (eventually providing less and less power).

What Solar Incentives Are There?

The government is currently offering 30% incentives to install solar. This means that if you buy a $10,000 system, you would qualify for $3,000 in government rebates. Some states (Delaware, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Oregon, Texas, Connecticut for example) have programs that now pay these rebates when the systems are installed. Some states pay for excess solar production.

How Long Does the Solar Rebate Last?

Experts believe the solar rebate will exist in some form for the next 10 years, but there is no guarantee for how long it will remain at 30%.

Where Can I find Specific Information on Solar Rebates?

1. Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE):
DSIRE is a comprehensive database providing information on various state, local, utility, and federal incentives and policies. Visit DSIRE to explore the specific rebates available in your area.

2. Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC):
The federal government offers a significant incentive through the Investment Tax Credit. Check the official IRS website for the latest information on solar tax credits and how to claim them. You can also visit energy.gov or see this article: "Homeowner's Guide to the Federal Tax Credit for Solar Photovoltaics".

3. Local Utility Companies:
Many utility companies offer additional incentives to encourage solar adoption. Visit your utility provider's website or contact them directly to inquire about any specific rebates or programs they may offer.

4. State Energy Office or Department:

State governments often have dedicated energy offices or departments that provide information on renewable energy incentives. Check your state's official government website or contact their energy office for details.

5. Consult with Your Solar Installer:
Your chosen solar installer is a valuable resource. They are likely well-versed in local incentives and can guide you on available rebates. Don't hesitate to ask them for specific information tailored to your installation.

6. Online Solar Resources:
Various online platforms, forums, and solar advocacy groups may compile and share information on rebates. Explore websites for insights from fellow solar enthusiasts. Remember, staying informed is the key to unlocking the maximum benefits for your solar investment. Don't hesitate to reach out to relevant authorities, your solar installer, or online communities for the most up-to-date and accurate information.